Green Python Camouflage Frog Suit Hard-Wearing Frog Suits Uniforms Military

The first time the frog suit was used as a combat suit was in the Iraq war in 2003. The Iraqi territory had a large amount of desert and hot temperatures, and the US soldiers also had to carry heavy loads including bulletproof vests in the battlefield, making the brocade cotton blend combat uniforms issued at the time a burden.
Faced with this situation, some Marines bought their own polyfiber T-shirts or outdoor sweatshirts to wear, which solved the problem of heat dissipation, but due to frequent IED attacks from roadside bombs, the sports T-shirts were easily ignited, causing more serious secondary injuries!
In order to solve the dual problem of heat dissipation and fire protection, the Marine Corps Command Equipment Research and Development Centre was inspired by the different fabrics used by soldiers in the battlefield to combine different garments to meet different needs. (FROG). The abbreviation is the same as the English word frog, hence the name FROG.
The torso is divided into a matching flame-resistant vest with breathable material and the sleeves are partly made of fire-resistant material, making the overall fit comfortable and gaining a lot of praise from soldiers.
Frog suit top
Abrasion resistant fabric + stretch fabric patchwork design
65% polyester + 35% cotton on the outside of the jacket
Blended gingham fabric
Scratch and abrasion resistant, no need to be afraid of outdoor branches, vines and rocks. Breathable and comfortable, but also stretchy. Highly effective in wicking away moisture and humidity